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The Comprehensive Pet Travel Guide
Learn How You can Travel Safely by Car, Airplane, Ship or Train With pet travel and pet-friendly businesses catering to animal lovers at an all-time high in America there’s never been a better time to hit the open road with your furry friend in tow. However, before you head out, you want to consider what is the most comfortable and low-stress method of travel for your pets. As a pet parent you’ll want to associate pet travel with a lot of positive reinforcement, love and treats. Otherwise, your pets will howl and hiss every time you take out your suitcase. This pet travel guide will cover how you can easily prepare for any upcoming trip. Car Rides / Road trips Air Travel Ship Trips Train Rides Car Travel Plan a route Be prepared to take a 15 – 20 minute break every 4 hours. This will allow your smaller pets to relieve themselves on a regular schedule, as well as give them an opportunity to stretch their paws. Watch the weather Did you know that many pets become stressed during events like thunderstorms and fireworks during the 4th of July? As a result, be sure to review the upcoming weather patterns and try not to travel during a thunderstorm or any other natural disasters. If you want car rides with your pet to be associated as a fun activity in the long term, be sure to steer clear of those cloudy skies. Bring their Favorite Crate If you’ve already trained your pet, they probably have a comfy bed or crate that they love more than any other. Be sure to pack their crate with some comfy bedding. Some bigger dog breeds may require a special lift gate for safe back seat car travel. Conversely, if you are traveling with a cat you want to make sure that they are crated throughout your road trip. Pack a Bag with the following items: A Leash Toys Chews and Treats Food & Food Bowl Car Booster Seats (for smaller dogs) Poop Bags Litter Box Car Seat Cover Bottled Water Air Travel Bring an approved Air pet travel Crate Soft shelled crates that are collapsible are currently not approved by the TSA. Instead, opt for a hard shell case to keep them safe during the flight. That way your pet is protected in case anything heavy shifts toward them during the flight. Your pet must be at least 8 weeks old Prepare documents and be prepared to present your pet’s health certificate during the check in process Get to the Airport Early Flying with your furry loved one could add another 1 – 2 hours of pre-flight time to your travel itinerary. As a result, give yourself more than enough time to check both you and your pet’s into the airport well before your flight takes off. Check the TSA’s website for updated information The rules and regulations of the airways change rapidly. You may want to take a peep at the TSA’s website to see if there are any restrictions on flying with certain breeds and what areas you can’t travel to with your pet. Food and Food Dish While pet travel may seem like a complicated process, it has become increasingly more popular over the last several years. Just be sure not to forget the basics. Make sure to pack your pet’s food dishes in your carry-on and be sure to feed, hydrate and relief them before and after their plane ride. Boat Travel Bring and sunscreen Humans aren’t the only ones that need to put on some sunscreen before heading to the beach. The risk of sunburn and skin cancer is increased if your pet doesn’t have sunscreen applied. Dogs that are most likely to be susceptible are dogs with white coats, hairless dogs, and dogs with light colored fur. 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Groundhog Day: Some Historical Context + Marmot Minutiae
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Scooters Buying Guide
Your child is aching for something to zoom through the neighborhood (or just your driveway) on, but they a bike just isn’t going to cut it. Scooters are entertaining, practical, and just plain fun. Scooters are also really easy to use. If your child just isn’t getting the hang of riding a bike, scooters might be more their style. There isn’t a massive learning curve, which is a huge plus compared to skateboards or bicycles. To give you a hand, Aosom has put together this guide on scooters! Important Features Type of scooters Adjustable Height Your child’s age Price Different Types of Scooters Before you go out and buy whatever scooter looks okay, you should consider the different kinds there are. There are usually four different types of scooters that people look for when buying one for their children: Three-wheeled Two-wheeled Trick Electric Three-wheel scooters are perfect for kids just getting the hang of their balancing skills. The additional wheel in the back increases stability to ensure their safety. Two-wheel scooters have less stability, but that should be no problem for an advanced rider! Two-wheelers usually have a braking system attached to the back wheel. The rider presses a metal bar on top of the back wheel to stop the wheel. Even if they are less stable, two-wheel scooters have safety brakes to keep your child safe. Trick scooters are usually not recommended for young kids. They are designed to withstand the excessive force caused by skate jumps, tricks, and stunts. While they are incredibly durable and lightweight, they also lack some features you may find necessary. Many pro scooters do not fold or have an adjustable height. These features may cause weak spots that cannot withstand the excessive force caused by tricks. Electric scooters are fun just to ride around on – since they require no pushing. Your kid can go around in circles pushed by a motor. However, if you are looking for something that offers more exercise, electric scooters may not be the best option. Adjustable Height Many scooters have an adjustable handlebar height, so you can change the height as your child grows. This is also useful for those awkward times when your child is too big for one size scooter but too small for the next size up. Additionally, pick a scooter that has soft grips on the handlebars. When your child brakes or rides for a long time, they’ll appreciate the added comfort. Your Child’s Age Your child’s age has a significant impact on what scooter is appropriate for them. A heavyweight, two-wheeled metal scooter may not be appropriate for a two-year-old just getting used to standing on her own. A better scooter for them would be a plastic three-wheeler. It is more lightweight, and the extra wheel offers more balance. The metal two-wheeler would be better for older kids who have more experience riding a scooter. Price Of course, just like with any other shopping you do, you should always consider the price. Not just for the sake of your wallet, but the quality of the scooter. Scooters Costing under $50 You will find some inexpensive models that certainly won’t break the bank. However, that does not necessarily mean they consist of high-quality materials. They may be less durable and offer fewer features than the more expensive models. Scooters Costing $50-$200 Between $50 and $200 is the typical price range for quality and durable scooters. If you are seeking an average two- or three-wheeled scooter for your child to enjoy for a long time, one in this price range may be suitable. Scooters Costing $200-$500 Good quality or custom pro scooters are usually priced in this range. Scooters Costing Over $500 If you find a scooter that costs closer to a thousand dollars, you’ve probably come across a premium electric scooter. These scooters are more sturdy and durable so that they can withstand harsher terrains. Safety Gear When Riding a Scooter Scooters are not mega dangerous, but it is never any fun when you do slip and fall. Children younger than age eight should be supervised when riding. To keep them safe and protected, ensure your child: Wears properly fitting protective gear such as a helmet, elbow pads, and knee pads Wears sturdy shoes (no flip flops or sandals!) Rides only on smooth surfaces Does not go into traffic Who Can Ride a Scooter? The answer is simple: anyone can ride a scooter! Scooters are made for all ages. Since they are so easy to use, even beginners have no trouble figuring it out. Some adults may think riding a scooter is childish, but there are tons of benefits to them! They Do not Require a License Cars and motorcycles require a state license to drive. Scooters do not. If you want to ride an electric scooter, you do not need to acquire licensing. 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